| *SOLVED* In VE User Quotas: No? [message #11054] |
Mon, 12 March 2007 16:20  |
jonwatson
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Hello,
I'd like to enable user quotas within a VE. My searching has turned up mixed results about whether this is possible or not, likely because of differing uses of the word 'user'.
A forum search seems to indicate that user (as in *Nix user) level quotas are not supported within a VE, yet the manual contains a paragraph that states:
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OpenVZ allows you to flexibly configure various settings for the OpenVZ system in general as well as for each and every Virtual Private Server. Among these settings are disk and user quota, network parameters, default file locations and configuration sample files, and others.
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Which makes it sound like user quotas are supported.
Further, I notice that my /etc/fstab has nothing in it and therefore no file systems to mount with quota enabled.
Can someone tell me one way or the other whether user-level quotas are supported within an OpenVZ VE, and if so - a pointer to some information on how to do it?
Thanks!
Jon
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| Re: In VE User Quotas: No? [message #11057 is a reply to message #11055] |
Mon, 12 March 2007 17:27  |
jonwatson
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Funny, I looked at that page, but since I was searching for 'user quota' I didn't see the very first paragraph about enabling quotaugidlimit.
Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for.
J
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